If one is superstitious over which shoulder should one throw salt?

It dont matter eather one works

You throw salt on your left shoulder.

over the left shoulder

You then have salt on the floor. The myth is that if you spill salt, you have to throw some over your left shoulder or you will have bad luck. Although it is just a myth, many people who don't consider themselves superstitious do it anyway, "just in case". ...

If you have supersticions, you throw salt over your shoulder to get rid of them ...

The left. It is said the devil sits over your left shoulder, spilling salt is supposed to bring bad luck upon yourself, and trowing the salt over your left shoulder therefore "blinding" the devil so he doesn't know who to bring the bad luck on. ...

over your right shoulder with your left hand

Throw a pinch over your left shoulder using your right hand.

im pretty sure its your right shoulder

Throw them over your shoulder and run to the doctors

they don't even chuck it they don't even chuck it They thow it over the left shoulder. ...

It is believed the devil stands over your left shoulder and spilling salt is supposed to bring his attention to your "wastefulness" bringing bad luck. If this happens, you are instructed to throw the salt over your LEFT shoulder and "hopefully" into the devil's eyes, thus blinding him to your mistake. ...

The superstition of Throwing salt over your left shoulder after spilling some applies to, apparently a devil is sitting on your left shoulder, and the force of the tiny salt particles knocks him off and he lands in a little heap on the floor. Then you should stamp on him. Do not throw it over your right shoulder as this is where your guardian angel is supposed to sit. This superstition is believed to come from the middle ages. ...

Because if you spill it, it is bad luck, so to prevent it people throw salt over there left shoulder ...

A shoulder pass in netball is when you hold the ball in one hand over your shoulder and throw the ball high up in the air but far at the same time so you can throw the ball over a player with out throwing the ball over a third. It is the best pass if you want to pass the ball far. :) Hope i helped :D ...

The superstition about spilled salt comes from the belief the devil stands behind your left shoulder, whispering "bad" ideas & suggestions to you. If salt has been spilled it is believed to be unlucky, unless you throw a pinch of it over your LEFT shoulder, supposedly into the devil's eyes, thus distracting him from leading you into trouble. ...

No it is bad luck that is why you have to throw it over you left shoulder to hit the demon in the eyes. ...

it's good luck, supposedly. it keeps bad things away

Throw it over your shoulder and pat it on the back until it burps. Really have no idea what you mean by "burp". ...

It is believed the "devil" stands over the left shoulder of a person. As salt was once considered a symbol of wealth and prosperity, spilling it is thought of as wasteful and a means to tempt the "devil" into taking it from you. Throwing salt over your left shoulder is supposed to "blind the devil" into not seeing the opportunity to reduce your material wealth. ...

Of course not. It's all superstition. In fact, according to the superstition, throwing salt over your shoulder counteracts other things that bring bad luck supposedly, like breaking a mirror or spilling salt. ...

over the shoulder making out is literally looking back over your shoulder and givng a french kiss to the guy you have in mind. ...

Your bad luck will last probably until you throw a pinch of salt over your left shoulder. ...

There is no superstition connected with a guy throwing you over his shoulder. This is however a common "display" behaviour which can be traced back through human history into our per-history. Men at one time "captured" their future mates. They at times would steal women from neighbouring villages, or capture them in raids. The easiest way to carry off a struggling woman was to throw her over their shoulder encircling her legs with their non-dominant forearm, thus leaving their sword (or other weapon)...

yes, turn your signal on. Than Check your mirrors than If you are changing lanes to your right, look over your right shoulder. If you are changing to your left look over your left shoulder. and than proceed. Mirror, Signal, Manoeuvre is the correct sequence. ...